Jill Henderson ~ Show Me Oz ~
Gardeners are always facing new and interesting challenges when it comes to pest management. The first line of defense includes correctly identifying the culprit so that the right measures can be taken to control it. I was recently talking to a fellow gardener about organic control of blister beetles on tomatoes when I happened to mention being cautious about using any kind of pesticide for fear of killing the pink ladybugs that have spent the last several weeks feasting on the pollen of nearby pepper plants. Her immediate response was that those pink ones were just another type of spotted cucumber beetle. I understand her confusion. I used to think that, too.
Show Me Oz 